Feminist Initiative (Poland)

Feminist Initiative Inicjatywa Feministyczna

Leader	Iwona Piątek
Founded	11 January 2007
Headquarters	Kanonia 24/26 lok. 2, 00-278 Warsaw
Ideology	Feminism
Colours	Blue
Sejm	0 / 460
Senate	0 / 100
European Parliament	0 / 51
Website
www.partiakobiet.org.pl
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The Feminist Initiative (Polish: Inicjatywa Feministyczna, IF) is a Polish political party which claims to represent the interests and concerns of women. It was registered on 11 January 2007 as "Women's Party" (Partia Kobiet) and is led by Iwona Piątek. In the 21 October 2007 National Assembly election, the party won 0.28% of the popular vote and no seats in the Sejm or the Senate of Poland. In 2016 Women's Party was renamed "Feminist Initiative".^[1]

External links

Inicjatywa Feministyczna
Danuta Filipowicz, Feminist parties: "Everything for the future - and nothing to hide", The Krakow Post, Friday, October 5, 2007

References

↑ Inicjatywa Feministyczna

Political parties in Poland
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Represented in the Senate	Law and Justice (56) Civic Platform (33) Poland Together (4) Solidary Poland (2) Catholic-National Movement (1) Polish People's Party (1) Social Democracy of Poland (1) White-Reds (1)
Represented in the European Parliament	Civic Platform (19) Law and Justice (17) Polish People's Party (4) Democratic Left Alliance (3) Liberty (2) Congress of the New Right (2) Labour Union (1) Right Wing of the Republic (1)
Other existing parties	Alliance of Democrats Christian National Union Confederation of Independent Poland Democratic Party – demokraci.pl Greens League of Polish Families National Party of Retirees and Pensioners National Revival of Poland Party of Regions Pirate Party of Poland Polish Communist Party Polish Socialist Party Razem Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland Silesian Autonomy Movement Socialist Alternative Union of the Left Women's Party Workers' Democracy Your Movement
National minorities committees represented in Sejm	German Minority (1)
Defunct parties	Camp of Great Poland Catholic People's Party Centrolew Christian Democracy Christian Union of National Unity Citizens' Movement for Democratic Action Communist Party of Poland (KPP) Communist Party of Poland (Mijal) Confederation of Independent Poland Conservative People's Party Democratic Union Freedom Union Front Morges Labour Party League of the Right of the Republic Left and Democrats Liberal Democratic Congress Movement for Reconstruction of Poland National Democracy National Party National People's Union National Radical Camp National Radical Camp National Radical Camp Falanga National Radical Camp ABC National Workers' Party Social Alliance Solidarity Electoral Action Peasant's Party People's Party Poland Comes First Polish Beer-Lovers' Party Polish Centre Polish Christian Democratic Party Polish Labour Party Polish People's Party "Piast" Polish People's Party "Wyzwolenie" Popular National Union Polish Socialist Party Polish Socialist Party – Freedom, Equality, Independence Polish Socialist Party – Left Polish Socialist Party of the Prussian Partition Polish Socialist Party – Revolutionary Faction Polish Workers' Party Polish United Workers' Party Reason Party Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania Solidarity Electoral Action United People's Party
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